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MARLBORO ― Seeking to further capitalize on a booming sports business in the city, hotel and restaurant owners met yesterday at the New England Sports Center to drop the puck on a coordinated effort.
"It's about keeping the revenue local - being successful here,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," said Richard Tomanek, general manager of the Embassy Suites, who led the discussion with about 50 businesspeople. Business leaders are looking for greater coordination among the city's hotels, restaurants and sports facilities. "We want to work with you to promote your businesses," City Council President Arthur Vigeant told the group. "If you do well, we do well."
Tomanek touted the success of New England Sports Center,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a six-rink facility on Donald Lynch Boulevard that draws local,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], national and international athletes. For example, a Mexican figure skating team once practiced at the facility and stayed in the area the whole summer. "It literally is a global economy when it comes to the New England Sports Center," Tomanek said. The facility's visitors are expected to translate into about 37,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],500 hotel room nights in Marlborough next year. Marlboro,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Medway and Wayland are among 18 cities and towns newly designated as Green Communities. Today's announcment by Gov.
Deval Patrick's office makes these towns eligible for a total of more than $3.6 million in grants for local renewable power and energy efficiency projects. The state has now named 53 Green Communities. The Department of Energy Resources’ Green Communities Grant Program taps funding from auctions of carbon emissions permits under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative to reward communities that meet five clean energy benchmarks: